Scans & Snapshots
Remote scanning
A remote scan is an alternate way to scan with no UI intervention. This can be done using a continuous integration toolchain, or manually via the command line. The results are then published on the UI automatically. For languages such as C or C++, a strict mode remote scan can help…
Fast Scan (Beta)
Fast scan enables you to perform a scan only on the changed files, thus giving you a significantly fast scanning experience. Steps to enable fast scan: 1. Check Enable fast scan (beta) option from the scan pop-up. Limitations: In some circumstances such as the very first scan of a repository,…
Snapshot
A snapshot represents the state of your source code at any given point in time. After every successful scan, a new snapshot is generated. While exploring various data visualisations, you can choose any snapshot to see results for that point in time. To manage snapshots, select the Snapshots option from…
Scan configuration
The scan configuration helps you to fine-tune the scan by excluding parts of your code from the scan, uploading additional included directories or adding parser options. Scan Configuration pop-up can be opened from the repository context menu. The scan configuration pop-up is displayed. Fill the information in different fields. The…
Scan history
Scan history allows you to investigate scans executed in the past. For each scans that is successful, failed or aborted, a detailed log is available. You can view scan history of a repository through the “Scan History” option in the repository context menu.
Scan a repository
Step to scan a repository: A scan can be initiated from the repository context menu or from the Scan button on the top bar within a repository. In the Scan pop-up, select a snapshot label for future identification. Select a tag, branch or commit to scan. Check Enable fast scan…
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